A 94-year-old woman can dead lift 135 pounds. What did you do today? (Yeah, I didn't do much of anything either.)

Floridian Edith Traina is a grandmother — and that's an accomplishment in itself — but she's also a champion powerlifter. She started doing it at the tender age of 91 and has since become addicted to the competition, reports FOX13 Tampa.

"(My friend) dragged me kicking and screaming to the gym, and I figured I'd keep her happy for a while and get her off my back, but I got hooked," Traina (which, by the way, is the most fitting last name possible) told FOX13 Tampa.

Since then, the self-described "champion" has competed in more than a dozen competitions, is the only person in her age group, and hopes to be able to lift 200 pounds by the time she hits 100. Though it may be good for her health, she does it because of how it makes her feel emotionally.

"With this, I just walk up, lift it, put it down. I get all these applause — great for the ego," she said.

Watch her do her thing below (and prepare to feel like a bum). Keep on trainin', Traina — we're rooting for you!